What should I do if I only have a printed paper copy of my visa upon arrival in Thailand?

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Aug 24, 2024

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A commenter is inquiring about the process of receiving necessary documentation upon arrival in Thailand, specifically noting they arrived in Samui instead of Bangkok and only possess a printed paper copy.

Steven *********

Was this sent to you or given upon arrival? I only have a printed off paper copy.. I did arrive on Samui instead of BBK

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collected at Ho Chi Minh embassy with passport

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cheers I thought so

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